This is your average fair. Decent festival food and entertainment. Everyone seems friendly and I…read morelike that there are hand sanitizers throughout the fair. They do have rides but I'm not a fan of pop up carnival rides. Overall, I would come back.

Go early! It got hot today. It was our first time. Now I wish I would have bought the flower…read moretiara. They were so colorful. The food is pricey but most festival food is. We even rode a ride. Wear comfy shoes. Oh and check out the salsa hot booth. My hubby won a care package for tasting them all like a champ. Everything was so colorful. Parking is pricey at 20.00, but goes toward the army rotc for st Mary's. Try to Uber if you can. Everyone was so nice all day.

We used this company to coordinate a casino night for our convention and to hire a live band. The…read morepeople are nice and knowledgeable and our event went off without a hitch. The band showed up on time and played a great sounding set. We all had a lot of fun.

21 Apr 2023 Today is the Fiesta Flower Show. You can view…read moreall the winners of design and creativity using flowers, also photography. We had never visited this house. It is beautiful and well-kept. Light Refreshments were served in one of the side rooms: cookies, water, etc. The flowers were on the first and second floors. Beautiful. Check out the pictures. Club members were stationed throughout the house to help you and answer questions. The house is available for rental for occasions of all types. Plants on the front porch were ready for sale. Not badly priced, about $8 - $20, potted and hanging and baskets. Their Fiesta medal is $12. This free event is also staged tomorrow from 10am - 4pm. Go there.

Excellent venue for baby or wedding shower, birthday party or wedding rehearsal or reception or…read moreChristmas office party. Or photo opportunity for graduation, expectant mom, or wedding photos. Beautifully decorated, classy and elegant setting in a historical mansion. Reasonable rental price and also catering by Tina is excellent!

If you are looking for a dance studio to come and learn recreationally or to join a competitive…read moredance team this is the studio I would recommend to anyone at any age. The staff is so caring and knowledgeable. They really care about each of the students in all the classes they offer. And they have a wide variety of dance styles to choose from, from ballet, folklorio, jazz, hip hop, and many more. And you cannot be the prices. I have loved brining my daughter here and could not be happier. It has been the most wonderful experience!

This is our new dance studio. The owner is very nice and very accommodating. The studio floors were…read morevery clean, which is important. Love all the mirrors.

Day 1 Pax South. Wow what a wonderful experience. Everyone has been so nice. A lot police, working…read morepolice dogs, and Pax employees around to ensure fun. Super clean bathrooms and many places to sit and rest. My son and his pal are having a blast. I am hanging way back and letting them do their thing.

I have been to the Toyota Field for 3 different events: Coca-Cola Classic Christmas in Dec 2024,…read morethe Candlelight Drone Art Show in Jan 2026, and most recently the Harry Potter Drone Art Show yesterday in May 2026 :) ! For all 3 special events, me, my sister and a friend have had wonderful, fun and memorable experiences :D ! The parking is very well-organized :) ! The parking attendees are excellent in directing traffic, which is not easy at all! I personally think they do a much better job directing and streamlining traffic, compared to other venues like Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles and the Verizon Amphitheater in Irvine, CA! Even when the traffic and parking can get busy, at least I don't feel like it's an absolute madhouse or zoo, like at most other venues! Security check-in is pretty smooth :) ! Toyota Field is getting stricter though. If you want to bring in a bottle of water, the top where you typically twist open the cap has to be completely sealed and unbroken. This is still somewhat better than the Frost Bank Center, which doesn't even allow you to bring in any sealed water bottles at all. Toyota Field generally does not allow outside beverages or food. Their food for the most part seems to be reasonably priced. But they are the typical confessions items, like hot dogs, soda and beer. Although, if you didn't bring any sealed bottled water with you, they do have bottled water available for purchase, to keep yourselves well-hydrated! There are also refreshing fruit cups and shaved ice for purchase as well :) ! My sister, my friend and I usually eat before we get to Toyota Field. So we haven't really tried their food or drinks. For Coca-Cola Classic Christmas in Dec 2024, there were a lot of great vendors and booths, a lot of great photo opportunities, as well as a great skating rink and slides :) ! If I remember correctly, I think the skating rink and the slides cost extra, in addition to general admission, if you wanted to try either of those. My sister and I loved this :D ! And it just so happened that this was San Antonio's very first Classic Christmas event :D ! The Candlelight Drone Art Show earlier this year in Jan 2026 was really beautiful and mesmerizing :D ! And I have to admit that, out of all the Candlelight events by Fever, this was the first Candlelight Drone Art Show that my friend and I had ever attended :D ! It was just really chilly and cold because it was held around the time of the freeze! It would have probably been more optimal and ideal if this was held during the warmer months, such as later in the spring or fall season :) ! Because my friend and I chose VIP seats on the lawn, we received complimentary Fever cloth lawn spreads, bottled water and snacks :) ! The Harry Potter Drone Art Show yesterday was spectacular and brought back such wonderful and nostalgic memories of the beloved books and movies :) ! Just like a lot of the other events, this one was also very well-organized. My sister and I got lawn seats. We brought our own picnic blankets so we could spread these out to watch the show. The weather was perfect because it wasn't too hot or too cold. And amazingly, towards the end of the night, there was even a slight breeze :) ! We will definitely come back :D ! And in addition to these special events, we certainly would love to catch some awesome sports events here as well :D !

Nice stadium. Had a cheeseburger with fries at Burgerteca. Very average. The burger was ok. The…read morefries needed salt. I asked for salt but they don't have any. Very rude service.. it was a very nice night though.

As of late I have noticed our city is quickly becoming the "It" place. This has been a result of…read moreboth elbow grease and love. With each new day brings a new bar, restaurant, shopping spot, coffee house etc. It's no wonder tourists and locals are discovering and rediscovering what our town truly has to offer. However, I have noticed as far as musical venues as well as events are concerned they have been slow in coming. But with the 2nd Annual Maverick Festival of 2014 I think that that might change. Like Austin's SXSW and ACL which makes that city relevant, last years festival was a success. It was interesting to see how a two day event versus a one day one would fair. And it appeared to work. I like how they mixed relatively new acts with cult followings and paired them with already established ones. For example Friday's lineup had trip~hop artist, SZA opening for Roky Erickson, who plays psychedelic era music from the 60's. Or better yet having grunge darlings, Candlebox on the same bill as Twin Shadow on Saturday seemed a bit odd. And yet it seamlessly worked out. The choice of La Villita Square as the musical venue to host the event was a pretty bold move and yet it paid off. I would have liked to have seen a festival of this magnitude at the Sunken Gardens, which is more spacious, but downtown was a good location as well. The staff and the sound (p.a) were immaculate. Lines for will call and to enter were never more than a few people deep. I think the first day I went there seemed to be some issues with entering and leaving, even with a wristband but by the next day those minor details had been ironed out. The festival's overall presentation of the show itself and stage setup were all top notch. Another thing that helped bolster it was adding a second and third stage respectfully on The Arneson Theatre and Juarez Plaza with local acts. Seeing bands like Carlton Zeus and Sunday, who were rocking out to barges of tourists on the Riverwalk, was certainly not lost on me. The ampitheatre was filled to the brim with punk rockers, metal-heads, skaters, families, unabashed selfies, etc. It seemed to be a celebration where every race, age, gender and socioeconomic one could imagine was welcomed. Since you were given a wristband on admission you could go and come as you pleased. This gave participants free rein to eat from the various food trucks there or have a drink elsewhere, which I'm sure people did. Or have one inside the show itself, as they were selling margaritas, mixed drinks of all sorts and Lite beers. There seemed to be this overwhelming laissez faire vibe and containment coexisting at the same time. While I did have a good time and the overabundance of acts meant there was something for everyone, I did leave with some concerns. 1.) The pricing for one day compared to two seemed a bit steep. And on the second day of the festival having the other stages for free probably had participants opting for the latter and keeping them away from the main acts. 2.) Sound checks bled into other artists set times and created that dreaded dead space. I would have doubled or tripled the back line for gear. And had volunteers help bands put and take stuff off the stage, which cuts down on time. 3.) With some artists thrown off schedule instead of having a stage for local acts elsewhere why not have it by the main stage instead. Pick select bands with a local draw and let them play while the sound on the main stage is situated. I really enjoyed myself at the Maverick Festival. Both days offered unique artists and I was exposed to new music I might not encounter otherwise. I found myself speculating which artist would blow up nationally, like Gary Clark Jr. did last year. I'm sure people will debate its success or ineffectiveness in the coming months, year. But in the bigger scheme of things this lifts our profile. Soon, you won't have to leave your city to see your favorite band. Very soon...

This year was my second time going to the Maverick Music Festival and I had so much fun at both. I…read morereally love what San Antonio has turned into without losing its San Antonio-ness. Both Public Enemy and The Flaming Lips put on a great show. I loved the stage with all the lights, colors, and confetti. La Villita is such a cool place with so much potential and it's nice to have it used for an event like this. I heard a rumor that this was the last Maverick Fest and I'm really hoping that's not true. I love the location because once it was over I easily walked my way over to Azuca and continued my night dancing salsa. I like that the wristbands are for both days for the festival and you can come in and out, that was really great.

Attended a Friday night game at the newly renovated stadium. The PA system was off on the visitor…read moreside. Could not hear the announcer. Is that how Alamo Hts HS treats their visiting patrons? Someone should be called on the carpet for this. We're very disappointed.

Harry B Orem Stadium! Home of the Alamo Heights Mules. This…read moreis a really nice stadium. The place is lit at night, when games are going on. The track is that mooshy red stuff that gives you good traction, and helps the knees. There's concessions set up at both ends of the stadium offering cheap food and drinks. The east side is the visitor's side, and the west is the Mules home side. Parking is usually pretty easy for the games. It's usually very clean, and picked up. It's a great stadium to catch a football game! Go Mules!